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    5G AND THE HUAWEI CONTROVERSY: WHY IS IT ABOUT MORE THAN JUST SECURITY?

    Mar 11, 2020 2 minutes
    by ARTHUR LAUDRAIN

    Between the Internet of Things and smart cities, by 2030 we expect half a trillion objects to be connected to the internet, from streetlamps to autonomous cars, factories and clothes. The overwhelming majority will rely on 5G and its successor, making wireless technology essential to our daily life, our security and economy. British internet providers are already upgrading their networks

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